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Arma 3 developers Ivan Buchta and Martin Pezlar continue to be held in a Greek prison awaiting trial, and have released a letter 81 days after their imprisonment. Read it in full below.

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Day Z fans don’t seem too keen on some of Day Z standalone’s new features, but creator Dean “Rocket” Hall is going to try every thing.

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President Václav Klaus of the Czech Republic has appealed to Greek president Karolos Papoulias via a letter addressing the imprisonment of ArmA 3 developers Ivan Buchta and Martin Pezlar.

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ArmA 3 developers Ivan Buchta and Martin Pezlar have been denied an appeal and refused bail over charges of espionage in Greece.

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Day Z creator Dean “Rocket” Hall was inspired to create a survival sim by his experiences with military training.

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Bohemia Interactive has released an enhanced Steam version of point-and-click adventure Momento Mori.

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DayZ Bounty is a new, unofficial mod for Dean Hall and Bohemia Interactive’s sandbox survival title. It pays players via PayPal for scoring kills, but they must first buy-in to the mod’s server, creating something of a gambling slant. The developers of the original DayZ mod aren’t happy, stating that the monetisation angle ‘undermines’ Hall’s original vision, and is calling for the creators to cease development.

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ArmA 3 developers detained in Greece on suspicion of espionage are ‘doing well’ according to a new statement released by their employer Bohemia Interactive. The Help Ivan Martin campaign site – which was set up to rally support for the duo – is now offering fans a chance to send them postcards as a way of showing your support.

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Bohemia Interactive developers currently being detained in Greek prison over alleged espionage charges are to be held longer due to strikes affecting the Greek judicial system. It has been over a month since the charges with first brought to the duo on the isle of Lemnos.

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DayZ started life as an Arma 2 mod, but now it’s grown into something bigger. VG247′s Dave Cook spoke with creator Dean Hall about where the game goes from here.

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DayZ standalone creator Dean Hall has explained to VG247 why big console publishers should take a hard look at themselves going into the next-generation of consoles, and prepare to compete with open platforms and emerging innovation in the PC market.

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DayZ creator Dean ‘Rocket’ Hall has told VG247 that he is still confident that the standalone version of his survival horror Arma 2 mod will launch in November, and that the game will expand in a similar fashion to Minecraft going forward.

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Carrier Command: Gaea Mission has been released, but if you care to try it out before you drop some cash, you cab give the demo a go starting today.

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Carrier Command: Gaea Mission is now available for PC and Xbox Live, Bohemia Interactive has announced. It will run you £29.99/€39.99 on PC and £34.99/€49.99 on Xbox 360. Check out the launch trailer below.

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A DayZ developer session hosted by Bohemia Interacive’s Dean Hall was held at Eurogamer Expo today. In his talk, Hall spoke about changes coming to the ArmA 2 mod as it becomes a standalone experience.

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DayZ creator Dean ‘Rocket’ Hall has shared his own thoughts on the arrest of two ArmA 3 developers arrested on the Greek island of Lemnos on suspicion of espionage. The developer – whose game is a mod of ArmA 2 – just wants to see the developers returned home safely.

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Carrier Command: Gaea Mission launches in eight days, and to get you excited for it, Bohemia Interactive has released a new trailer for the PC and Xbox 360 title.

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Arma 3 has been refused licensing in Iran over a scene in the game that portrays Iran as enemies of NATO.

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ArmA 3 developer Bohemia Interactive has issued a new official statement in an attempt to clear up any confusion after two of its employees were detained on the Greek island of Lemnos on espionage charges. Read the full statement below.

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Arma 3 developer Bohemia Interactive has released a full statement to clarify the arrests of two of its developers, currently being detained under espionage charges on the Greek island if Lemnos. Both devs could face 20 years in prison if found guilty.

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